laxu
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Nah, you only need one Helix for that!With 7 cable method on 2 Helix units!
At one point I was running a Bogner and a BluGuitar in 7CM with a Helix Floor.
Nah, you only need one Helix for that!With 7 cable method on 2 Helix units!
I agree, 1,000%. I went to a shop, years ago, and tried a few Oranges, and I couldn't believe what I was hearing. Utter garbage.I have heard many make those things sing. Me on the other hand. Nope. To me it sounds like mud laden crap
I have a little Orange Crush 20 coming in on Friday.Orange gain is an acquired taste. Not everyone develops it. I seem to prefer the less gained up
Oranges like the AD30. That's like the 2 channel Vox I always wanted that is not a Vox.
Orange gain is an acquired taste. Not everyone develops it. I seem to prefer the less gained up
Oranges like the AD30. That's like the 2 channel Vox I always wanted that is not a Vox.
Yup. Out of the dozens and dozens of amps over the years that one fills a niche that I miss.
Probably sold it for like $800 years ago.
Really fun to use both channels as pedal platforms, too, and get slightly different voicings
when doing so.
And just when I thought you were starting to come around, Bob.
Twin?Well I am buying the King of the Backline amps so that should redeem me a little
Twin?
At least that equals what it's referred to as in most venues over here.
Vienna, Austria, EUAre you in Nashveel?
Vienna, Austria, EU
Fender Twins have forever been a staple in lots of backliner's inventory lists.
They're common here as well, but a Twin (of some kind) seems to be #1.Oh definitely much different than here in the states. Just about every backlined joint I have ever played has been some form of Marshall DSL
i have always wanted to try the tri-rec